UndeadShroom wrote:
Download "when the president talks to god" by Bright Eyes
Try "Bowl of Oranges", too. Happy song.
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Try "Bowl of Oranges", too. Happy song.
Friar Reinman wrote:
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Do you know of The Hip and Moxy Fruvus? Being Canadian and all?
Everyone in Canada knows of The Tragiacally Hip, they were huge here at one time.
I have heard of Moxy Fruvus too, but can't really remember any of their music.
King of Spain
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Green Eggs and Ham
Ring any bells?
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Mr. Tare here. Sucked into this world of chit-chat by the great many ridiculous comments relayed to me by Mrs. Tare, from the barely literate pen/keyboard of "Friar" Reinman.
To Mrs Tare, you have your pick of Frank Black and Mike Watt cds in the house, why must you look for more?
To Reinman. I went out and bought my wife a ring for $6100 today, just to top you. It felt great. On the subject of music, the latin techno music your wife listens to doesn't count as your own musical taste, nor does it mean that your own musical tastes are evolving in any way. When was the last time you bought a cd that wasn't by No Doubt? I am going to be on your *** on this board. Tare will be my lookout, and I intend to flame every self-aggrandizing post that you submit.
To ElderonXI, if you haven't already, you will soon realize that Reinman, while technically a Canadian citizen, can hardly be considered "Canadian". He knows about Canadian cigarettes, but that is about it. Of course, everyone in Canada knows about The Tragically Hip. Even my parents do. Test Reinman's Canadian awareness from time to time, you'll be surprised, or should I say disappointed.
I remember Moxy Fruvous though, and in fact, really enjoyed a number of their songs, when I saw them on Much Music. Jian Ghomeshi (sp?) is now an entertainment correspondent on CBC television.
As for an original musical suggestion, I am looking forward to checking out Petra Haden Sings: The Who Sell Out, an a capella rendering of a classic Who album, done by a favourite vocalist and frequent collaborator of Mike Watt's.
Nice to see you all again, looking forward to ripping Reinman a new one on a regular basis. Be sure to rate down his posts everyone.
Mr. Tare
To Mrs Tare, you have your pick of Frank Black and Mike Watt cds in the house, why must you look for more?
To Reinman. I went out and bought my wife a ring for $6100 today, just to top you. It felt great. On the subject of music, the latin techno music your wife listens to doesn't count as your own musical taste, nor does it mean that your own musical tastes are evolving in any way. When was the last time you bought a cd that wasn't by No Doubt? I am going to be on your *** on this board. Tare will be my lookout, and I intend to flame every self-aggrandizing post that you submit.
To ElderonXI, if you haven't already, you will soon realize that Reinman, while technically a Canadian citizen, can hardly be considered "Canadian". He knows about Canadian cigarettes, but that is about it. Of course, everyone in Canada knows about The Tragically Hip. Even my parents do. Test Reinman's Canadian awareness from time to time, you'll be surprised, or should I say disappointed.
I remember Moxy Fruvous though, and in fact, really enjoyed a number of their songs, when I saw them on Much Music. Jian Ghomeshi (sp?) is now an entertainment correspondent on CBC television.
As for an original musical suggestion, I am looking forward to checking out Petra Haden Sings: The Who Sell Out, an a capella rendering of a classic Who album, done by a favourite vocalist and frequent collaborator of Mike Watt's.
Nice to see you all again, looking forward to ripping Reinman a new one on a regular basis. Be sure to rate down his posts everyone.
Mr. Tare
Mr. Tare indeed.
You must feel a bit like Oprah's husband, Stedman.
You must feel a bit like Oprah's husband, Stedman.
You bettah not be callin' me fat, mistah!
Mr. Tare
Mr. Tare
What's bred in the bone will not out of the flesh.
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Friar Reinman wrote:
Mr. Tare indeed.
You must feel a bit like Oprah's husband, Stedman.
You must feel a bit like Oprah's husband, Stedman.
And you must feel like one of the members of Menudo. A deaf/mute/retarded member. Salsa!!
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And you must feel like one of the members of Menudo. A deaf/mute/retarded member. Salsa!!
Good one. Not sure if my wife being latina is a basis for making fun of me, but I suppose with you being a conservative redneck from Alberta, I can expect no less.
I do like some salsa though, like Elvis Crespo, Fulanito, and a few others.
Yeeehaaaaa, tems fightin' words.
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Friar Reinman wrote:
Not sure if my wife being latina is a basis for making fun of me, but I suppose with you being a conservative redneck from Alberta, I can expect no less.
Not sure if my wife being a board legend is a basis for making fun of me... ;-)
As for me being a redneck, take a moment to actually read some news and political comment. The commentary of a bunch of blue-collar sh[i][/i]itheads on a ship in Brazil doesn't count as educational.
Be sure to wash your hands and your blue collar tonight before you **** the night away.
Ladies, ladies...play nice...
What's bred in the bone will not out of the flesh.
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Not sure if my wife being a board legend is a basis for making fun of me... ;-)
I think it is; I guess opposites do attract.
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As for me being a redneck, take a moment to actually read some news and political comment. The commentary of a bunch of blue-collar ********* on a ship in Brazil doesn't count as educational.
Meh, whatever, that's a bit of a incoherent argument, but I suppose I'll let it go. It certainly seemed to have a lot of emotion attached to it.
Actually, I spend most of my free time on these boards. I think some of these people are white collar, never really bothered to find out. It didn't seem important at the time.
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Be sure to wash your hands and your blue collar tonight before you **** the night away.
Not sure if the collar is dirty enough for a wash tonight, but I'll definately take you up on the latter.
Edited, Fri May 20 02:36:31 2005 by Reinman
Princess Tare wrote:
...for new tunes to download. Just tell me what you're into lately and I'll check it out.
Thanks, dudes.
Thanks, dudes.
Lately I've been into:
The Cure
The Doors
David Bowie
Handsome Boy Modeling School
Black Eyed Peas
Jimmy Luxury(good luck finding his stuff, my friend has a cd with like 12 of his songs, but when I search ANYWHERE I can only find one :( )
I used to music swap with a friend I met online. We'd stay up all hours of the night chatting and sending each other music to listen to.
She was too far away though... If only she'd come a little closer.
/digress off
So um.. Yeah. Check out that music :)
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I used to music swap with a friend I met online. We'd stay up all hours of the night chatting and sending each other music to listen to.
HAHAHAHA cough*loser*cough. Your one of those "I can't get any in real life so i hit on chicks online" types eh? Fine by me no ones perfect. But who in the hell listens to David Bowie?
Music worth a ****-
A Perfect Circle
Metallica
My Chemical Romance
Crossfade
Drowning Pool
Everlast
Enjoy.
Juggernuts wrote:
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I used to music swap with a friend I met online. We'd stay up all hours of the night chatting and sending each other music to listen to.
HAHAHAHA cough*loser*cough. Your one of those "I can't get any in real life so i hit on chicks online" types eh?
Sure, why not. If it makes you feel better to believe that then have at it, big boy!
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But who in the hell listens to David Bowie?
I'm pretty sure I just posted that I do. Hold on, let me check...
Yep, I sure did.
Dude. Bowie owns you.
He was one of the few musicians I recognized on the game, Amplitude. He sang my favorite song on the game, too, which sounds like "Everyone Gets High". (It's really "Everyone Says Hi")
He was one of the few musicians I recognized on the game, Amplitude. He sang my favorite song on the game, too, which sounds like "Everyone Gets High". (It's really "Everyone Says Hi")
publiusvarus wrote:
we all know liberals are well adjusted american citizens who only want what's best for society. While conservatives are evil money grubbing scum who only want to sh*t on the little man and rob the world of its resources.
Debalic wrote:
Dude. Bowie owns you.
He was one of the few musicians I recognized on the game, Amplitude. He sang my favorite song on the game, too, which sounds like "Everyone Gets High". (It's really "Everyone Says Hi")
He was one of the few musicians I recognized on the game, Amplitude. He sang my favorite song on the game, too, which sounds like "Everyone Gets High". (It's really "Everyone Says Hi")
Hehe, I always pictured him saying "Everyone Stays High" :)
I'll just give you a nice long list of stuff I like.
ALBUMS:
With Teeth - Nine Inch Nails
I'm Wide Awake It's Morning - Bright Eyes
Strays - Jane's Addiction
A Picture Of Nectar - Phish
Greatest Hits - The Red Hot Chili Peppers
Everywhere for Everyone (Live in Glasgow) - Barenaked Ladies
SONGS:
Various Green Day songs
Farmhouse - Phish
Cold Hard ***** - Jet
Ball and Biscuit - The White Stripes
Behind Blue Eyes - The Who
E-Pro - Beck
Loser - Beck
She Don't Use Jelly - The Flaming Lips
Float On - Modest Mouse
Bohemian Rhapsody - Queen
Life During Wartime - The Talking Heads
Scared - The Tragically Hip
Undone (The Sweater Song) - Weezer
ALBUMS:
With Teeth - Nine Inch Nails
I'm Wide Awake It's Morning - Bright Eyes
Strays - Jane's Addiction
A Picture Of Nectar - Phish
Greatest Hits - The Red Hot Chili Peppers
Everywhere for Everyone (Live in Glasgow) - Barenaked Ladies
SONGS:
Various Green Day songs
Farmhouse - Phish
Cold Hard ***** - Jet
Ball and Biscuit - The White Stripes
Behind Blue Eyes - The Who
E-Pro - Beck
Loser - Beck
She Don't Use Jelly - The Flaming Lips
Float On - Modest Mouse
Bohemian Rhapsody - Queen
Life During Wartime - The Talking Heads
Scared - The Tragically Hip
Undone (The Sweater Song) - Weezer
I think you might really enjoy this one Tare.
Joyce.
Move over Gwen Stefani its Joyce.
But nevermind what I think. ROLLING STONE: FOUR STARS:
Ex-Little Rock 1st Baptist Church singer Joyce attempted breakthrough in 2001 with Love, Joyce, a trend-conscious, big-budget pop album that failed to snag a mass audience and frustrated her fans. By contrast, her latest release could be a home recording, but its uncluttered classicism couldn't be more current: Low-key country-soul delights like "I Cry Everyday I forget to take my Zoloft" fall comfortably between Bright Eyes and Norah Jones without apparently trying. Former Wallflowers guitarist Michael Ward and Heartbreakers keyboardist Benmont Tench provide backdrop, and Joyce casually croons with familiar ache. More of a mood piece than a collection of commercial hooks, Suit Yourself peaks on its final three cuts: the quietly pleading "Hallway Sex"; a hushed ode to a lover she likens to "Lobsterita"; and a long, languid stroll through Walgreens drugstore called "Cocaine,Aqua-net and Paper Roses."
Who could resist the striped rainbow dress and rose that is Joyce.
Joyce.
Move over Gwen Stefani its Joyce.
But nevermind what I think. ROLLING STONE: FOUR STARS:
Ex-Little Rock 1st Baptist Church singer Joyce attempted breakthrough in 2001 with Love, Joyce, a trend-conscious, big-budget pop album that failed to snag a mass audience and frustrated her fans. By contrast, her latest release could be a home recording, but its uncluttered classicism couldn't be more current: Low-key country-soul delights like "I Cry Everyday I forget to take my Zoloft" fall comfortably between Bright Eyes and Norah Jones without apparently trying. Former Wallflowers guitarist Michael Ward and Heartbreakers keyboardist Benmont Tench provide backdrop, and Joyce casually croons with familiar ache. More of a mood piece than a collection of commercial hooks, Suit Yourself peaks on its final three cuts: the quietly pleading "Hallway Sex"; a hushed ode to a lover she likens to "Lobsterita"; and a long, languid stroll through Walgreens drugstore called "Cocaine,Aqua-net and Paper Roses."
Who could resist the striped rainbow dress and rose that is Joyce.
Res - Let Love
System of a Down - Highway Song
Static X - All in Wait
KoRn - Alive
Busta Rhymes/Mystikal - Iz They Wildin Wit Us?
Tupac - Life Goes On
Scarface - Smile
Metallica - Master of Puppets
Queen - Another on Bites the Dust
Paul Oakenfold - Dread Rock
Marilyn Manson - Kill Your God
Pantera - Suicide Note part 2
Linkin Park - Somewhere I Belong
Limp Bizkit - I'm Broke
Dry Kill Logic - A Better Man than Me
Aura - Better than you
Spiritual Taser - Charging Up the Mega Buster (Megaman Remix)
Bone Thugs~N~Harmony - Shoot 'Em Up
Juvenile - U Understand
Thicke - Lazy Bones
AAliyah - More Than a Woman
Slipknot - Spit It Out
Rob Zombie - Reload
White Zombie - Black Sunshine
Flaw - Payback
Rammstein - Engel
KMFDM - Ultra
Mudvayne - Not Falling
Eminem - Evil Deeds
Disturbed - Dropping Plates
Incubus - Pardon Me
Savatage - My Own Savior
Slayer - War Ensemble (however its spelled)
A Perfect Circle - Count Bodies Like Sheep
Evanessance - Going Under
Skindred - Fear
Weird Al - All About the Pentiums
Guns N Roses - Oh My God
Rages Against the Machine - Know Your Enemy
Garbage - Push It
Trick Daddy - Take It to the House
Terrance & Phillip - Uncle ******
Beasty Boys - Intergalactic
Body Count - There Goes the Neighborhood
Ice Cube - Wicked
Public Enemy - Bring the Noise
Drowning Pool - Step Up
Dr. Dre - The Watcher
Mark Morrison - Return of the Mack
Mindless Self Indulgence - Molly
Jimi Hendrix - My Friend
The Isley Brothers - Drifting on a Memory
Easy E - Still Talkin' ****
Weezer - Only in Dreams
Onyx - Slam
Just a few songs worth mentioning..edit for adding mark morrison and a few more
Edited, Mon May 23 19:54:43 2005 by meseta
System of a Down - Highway Song
Static X - All in Wait
KoRn - Alive
Busta Rhymes/Mystikal - Iz They Wildin Wit Us?
Tupac - Life Goes On
Scarface - Smile
Metallica - Master of Puppets
Queen - Another on Bites the Dust
Paul Oakenfold - Dread Rock
Marilyn Manson - Kill Your God
Pantera - Suicide Note part 2
Linkin Park - Somewhere I Belong
Limp Bizkit - I'm Broke
Dry Kill Logic - A Better Man than Me
Aura - Better than you
Spiritual Taser - Charging Up the Mega Buster (Megaman Remix)
Bone Thugs~N~Harmony - Shoot 'Em Up
Juvenile - U Understand
Thicke - Lazy Bones
AAliyah - More Than a Woman
Slipknot - Spit It Out
Rob Zombie - Reload
White Zombie - Black Sunshine
Flaw - Payback
Rammstein - Engel
KMFDM - Ultra
Mudvayne - Not Falling
Eminem - Evil Deeds
Disturbed - Dropping Plates
Incubus - Pardon Me
Savatage - My Own Savior
Slayer - War Ensemble (however its spelled)
A Perfect Circle - Count Bodies Like Sheep
Evanessance - Going Under
Skindred - Fear
Weird Al - All About the Pentiums
Guns N Roses - Oh My God
Rages Against the Machine - Know Your Enemy
Garbage - Push It
Trick Daddy - Take It to the House
Terrance & Phillip - Uncle ******
Beasty Boys - Intergalactic
Body Count - There Goes the Neighborhood
Ice Cube - Wicked
Public Enemy - Bring the Noise
Drowning Pool - Step Up
Dr. Dre - The Watcher
Mark Morrison - Return of the Mack
Mindless Self Indulgence - Molly
Jimi Hendrix - My Friend
The Isley Brothers - Drifting on a Memory
Easy E - Still Talkin' ****
Weezer - Only in Dreams
Onyx - Slam
Just a few songs worth mentioning..edit for adding mark morrison and a few more
Edited, Mon May 23 19:54:43 2005 by meseta
meseta wrote:
? - Return of the Mack
Just a few songs worth mentioning..
Just a few songs worth mentioning..
That's by Mark Morrison. Funny how a song called return of the mack was a one-hit wonder.
behind blue eyes---limp bizkit or the whoo....both are killer
one-metallica
Tom Petty--ANY of his songs
one-metallica
Tom Petty--ANY of his songs
Well if you want to open your mind, try 'Speaking in tongues III' by Sheila Chandra
(Recommended Bhod!!)
(Recommended Bhod!!)
"I started out with nothin' and I still got most of it left" - Seasick Steve
Man, "The Bomb" by Bucketheads takes me back and makes me want to groove.
Weee!
Weee!
What's bred in the bone will not out of the flesh.
While this is bumped, I'll recommend:
Get Behind Me Satan - The White Stripes (album)
This is seriously one of the best albums I've heard in a long, long time. Jack White is simply awesome.
X & Y - Coldplay (album)
This sounds more like A Rush of Blood to the Head than Parachutes, but that doesn't mean it's not a good buy. It's a new Coldplay album, what else can I say?
Edited, Tue Jun 14 23:55:16 2005 by DodoBird
Get Behind Me Satan - The White Stripes (album)
This is seriously one of the best albums I've heard in a long, long time. Jack White is simply awesome.
X & Y - Coldplay (album)
This sounds more like A Rush of Blood to the Head than Parachutes, but that doesn't mean it's not a good buy. It's a new Coldplay album, what else can I say?
Edited, Tue Jun 14 23:55:16 2005 by DodoBird
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